Mazda’s Carbon Capture System Is Getting Better, Still Barely Captures Anything

Mazda has successfully tested its new onboard carbon capture system in racing conditions. During the most recent round of the Super Taikyu Series, a Mazda test car pulled in two pounds of carbon dioxide from its exhaust and stored it in a tank. That’s considerably better than in previous tests, but compared with the fuel burned to get it, the tech is a long way from making a meaningful difference in tailpipe emissions.